Alexandra Park

Anti Social Behaviour reported at the rear of Alexandra Park Library, causing nuisance to staff and library users. ASB is also having a detrimental effect to elderly residents nearby.

Targeted patrols to incorporate weapon sweeps and stop and search powers where possible

Working in partnership with library staff, local schools and the local authority to combat the anti-social behaviour at the location via an increased Police presence within Alexandra Park.

Anti-Social Behaviour will be dealt with via identifying the offenders and issuing them with ASB warnings and Community Protection Warning Notices.

Majority of Motor Vehicle crime on the ward are Keyless Motor Vehicle Thefts.

Aims of police
Enforcement and engagement; reduce Motor Vehicle Crime by performing High Visibility patrols and Initiatives raging from Crime Prevention leaflet drops to contact points advertising awareness around keyless motor vehicle crime have been running and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future

Increase in Crime Prevention Advice consisting of Home Visits and Leaflet drops raising awareness around Keyless Motor Vehicle Theft.

Criminal Damage in the form of Graffiti reported within the grounds of Alexandra Palace park namely the Old unused Railway Bridge, nearest to Dukes Avenue entrance.

Objective is to help reduce the incidents of criminal damage in Alexandra Park and identify and deal with offender(s).

Activities to be carried out are high visibility patrols and plain clothes patrols during the hours when the offences are being committed.

The team is working in Partnership with Local Authority and Alexandra Palace Trust.